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suspected Of sIarn's Murder.

PrSuuRo, Pa, Nov l-Scott Ray and
Charles Sims, two 81 the parties held on
suspicion II the killing Of Frank Harm.
whose body was shipped To Chicago In a
carriage ten days ngo, WIRE lolgcd IN Jail
to-day ON information for murder preferred
hy frank Harm, sr., an uncle of the muir.
dcrcd mnn Howard, another suspect,
will be held A. witness. The authorities
Ray, while entirely circumslaniial, is very
struuu
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HEALTH n WEALTH o. Dr.. Bcaur-g,rd's
Tonic and Nersine. the Gr~st
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all in stages mental
" and physical depression, spcttnatnffhCa. ny.
tsslleudrla stcrility DcunlEia hssicria ncaIarity
zoe study or business, paralysis Impotence. cpilep
-. has of memnfy. soltcuiur of the bmlu aud all
diseases 81 the nervous AlttcIn may be radically
cftvd IN either sex by the ~ OF this uncxccilcd
TfrTHutiou. II h matter oi supreme importance
~ uso appropriate trJaimCnt Tor the cure ~ the
los ol nerve power. mud w. ncauUcAtds Tonic
aud Neninc. aicr many years trial Ia EupJc, has
pfuvrd uihiliblc II taken according W directions.
which are affixed 30 each bottle one boa equal 10
Price. si.OO box. OF slK loves for $500 sent
hy mail prepaid ou rcCcipt 81 prize. We ruarautco
tx boxes "a curc suy case. With cash order ~.
CClvud by "a Tor tix boxes We viii send our written
guarantee 20 return the money II treatment docs
net effect a cure A. Rcnkufl A 20, Druggists. sole
hgunu Tor United statos 10 and rs Main street.
Ncmphla Tenn.
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Inc nrac. Nnnn N.

or II they don't ihry should know tina,
Rnngum Rooi Linimcut curcd big head In
mules for W. v Hunt, ~ AdhinVillc ~
7. II. Mallory of Forts station, Tenn.
cured his hoy, ~ blind stnlg,rrs with u. ~
fact this King III liuimruis " inynluahl,
TOT man and beast aud 40 family should b,
without H. 80 ccnts per bottle. For sale al
Holsters drug store No eU Main street
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four who parook of the sausagcs were
affected. The milk dealer claims that the
milk was pure and fresh Fourteen per-
sons in all were poisoned, three of whom
went into state Of collapse, but aftcrward
rallied, and are now out OF danger. The
milk will be analyzcd
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NM Nnn I,rr {.

W. II. Rcycls, VI. ~, oi baltimore Ma.
says II have been In the prar,irc Of mcdi
irino ior over cighincn YEAR, but mover have
I seen the equal ~ Hodges Sar-apurilln. II
has worked nimclc, her In curing rhcuma-
ti,m and scmfuln Have almost como tu
ihr conclusion that ! rannut practice with.
nut H." Rnnrum Roni Medicine 60. Manu-.
mrtuwr,. Nashville, Tenn 81 M per bottle.
Sold az Holsters drug siurr, 2sl Main stn'rt
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A nniIrnniIrn.r

Bo,roN, Mas, Nov o. The Traveller
,ays that at q mcciingoi the directors ol the
two mads today q lease oi the Boston 4
Providence Ia the old Colony was pacli-
cnlly agreed ON, auhjcc, 10 the approval ~
stockholders, The terms ar said tn bc
iur ninety nine years, with guarantee Of
~ per cent ON the stock and bonus Of
81 IN nm
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The Employees No, Frightened.

PIrrsnuHG, Pa, Nov 1.-The action
taken 10y the eastern flint glns, manuiact-
urcrs, 10y which they ugrcc To shut down
all their factories, aud thereby prevent
thcir employees rendering financial nid to
the workmcn in this district, has caused
no pcrcepiiblc weakness ON the part nj the
members Of the Western Flint Glass work
az a nsspci1tipn
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T. A. LAMB, SECRETARY,
NO. 8 MONROE STREET.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No Gco R-Chnnncry Court of shelby county-
Thomas Graycs a al w. VIM braycs ct nj.
By virtue Of nm intcrlocutory de,rvc for Salc. On
tcurd In the above the ith day " Orinbcr
iss5 n. n ~. Tagc a. vii sil. nj public auction
Ia the highest bidder in fuut 81 the CLERK aud
Masters uffc' nj the Main street cnimncc u the
Court house 81 Shelby county, Memphis, 1cnncs.
-, on
saturday, IN. 18th Day OF November. 1887.
within icrni hours, the following described prup
crly slttiaicd In shelby oounty, fcun,. toNit lie.
ginning ON the bank Of spring branch. al stake
which stands from n lagc white uak. north ~ de-
grttz. ucxt NJ links thencirpm. thence north o. de.
pruf~. Nesi chains and ~ links IA siake walnut
pointer marked "a" thence north q dcgrrcs, wrst
chains and a. links to Mid spring creck; thcnoc
with ~ moandcrs uofthNcstNuplly 10 the ceutrr
si the stale line mad: thencr With Il north ~ de
grrfs. east ~ chains aud 81 links 10 n stake tho
northwest curuer uf one acre pufrhasss thence
sDuth I dcEfre. csSt with that line u chaits and
~ links IA The beginning. containing = arms:
and hclug the samc tnct nf land conveyed 60 John
N Gtayts ~ A. e. Httis by DECD dated November
T. $50 aud furufied 10 the uirc oi the Register of
aid county IN buok 90 part !, Page SO rrrrnre
hciug hcply had IA aid deed Tor foil understand.
Ing thereof and InOe perfect DISRUPTION 81 said
prfgriy
Tcnn. 81 Eni,-Onc. liiiii oash. iaianca Ia one
mud twn ycare nuis- bearing Interest with acc,irity
rV,lulpd. lien retained, redemption barfod
This October II. iss7.
4 l. MCDOWELL. clerk and Master
1ly n Y. Coleman deputy e. Hul ~
TAYLOR e Gnrrnll. solfttnr.
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cn,arrh. Rose or I,ny Fever.

Tho cleansing. soothing and healing
properties oi Dnrhy's rrophylaciic Fluid
are experienced In the treatment and cure
VI ta,arrh and kindred complaints. The
Fluid rooihps aud heals ll,o ii.llaincd mem
hrancs aud removes the offensive odui
that chamdrrizcs The disease. Should the
inflammation have reached the throat use
the fluid ~ a garglc 10 allay the innam.
nation and to dislnicct
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a,..r.' strike Threatened.

PrnnrH0, Pa, Nov 3.-Thc railroad
coal miners Of tie Mansfield valley have
notified the operators that II the 8 per cent.
advance IN wages, promised them NJ the
conference, " not granted before next
Monday, a general strike will be inaugu
rated. About | 500 miners arr In the dis.
81
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Hat s,ocl in Kansas city.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. Sat tho
close Of the fat stock show hem today, the
award Tot the best ycarling carcass was
given 10 the Interstate Galloway cattle
company Of this city. The sweepstakes
prize iur the best crrcass, any Rgc or breed,
was won by the Galloway steer Rustic.
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Ihr Inln.mir s...iainr.

WAsuiSuroS, Nov DIR. Porter re-,
ports 10 the Marine hospital bureau from
Tampa, Fla, that ihep were scyoniyiour
eases Of yellow fever and nine deaths dur.
ing the past week The total number ui
eases 10 date Is 52t. The epidemic IL 70
ported 10 be subsiding.
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wife m.rae,e, .. b. Hanged.

CtrvrlANp, o., Nov. S.-fpdcrick
Roth, convicted short iimo since at
Wooster, o., Of murder in the flint degree,
tot killing bis wife, was today sentenced TO
hc hanged March 10. 1883, n motion for y
new trial having been oyurulod.
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| UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
" Over Half Million Distributed.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.

Incorporated Ia 1865 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur'
serve fund ~ over $4,000 has sincr hccn added.
liy an overwhelming popular 'uir i,s lrauchise
WIS made part oi the present state Constitution,
rdoptcd December ~, AID. ly7g
Tire uuly Lottery ever voted on and Endorsed 10y
the people Of amy State.
IL NFgEE SCALE or PusrfuNEs
it, Grand single Number Drawings take
place Monthly, aud the Scmi-Annuai Draw
ingS regularly every siN months, June and
December.
4 sPstNDiD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAINING,
CLASS T., IN THE ACADEMY uF MUSIC, NEW
ORLEANS TUESDAY. November \, 1887
gIOth MONTHLY Drawing
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS 10
NEW ORLEANS SATIUsAL BANK.
New Nflsnus, La.

REMEMBER--h caarci.iri and lariy. VIA
an In change OF the drawings D. gunu'n.ec ~ u'
soiutc fairness and Integrity, thai Tie chance. ~
an equal. and THAI mo- one cnu possible divine what
number will draw prize
REMEMBER TlHt die payment Of all lIir
4 tsunruntsrd iiy -Four National Hanks 81 N,W
Orlcnns and the Tickets ur signed y, The frrs
dent OF an luatltutiuu. whu-l Ciiartrsl rights arr
prugnlErd Ia lhr highest tours; tnrivuIv, bcNurt
nf ans iiaiL!tluus o. unany ANGUS aUhruuA
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within legal hour the following described proper
49, situated IN Shelby ouuniy. Tenn. ioWlt
one Curinin tuid or PANEL al land In section
nud ltnuga II The Eleventh surveyors District Of
sud tnunt,s beginning Ht the southwest corner Of
n 80 a. tn1 nrru tmci decided 10 a. X. duncan aud
o. punUn ~ T. T. aud : J. Goldshy on the I'D
day ui Nuy. lsti. ut stake In Raleigh and Ran.
dnlph rad '1 links south and ~ degrees west 81
white tak MARRIED II q. g.. % running thcucc south
~ dcgfcos east ~ chains 10 a stake " links north
.f dcrruts wet ut M elm marked u g." thence
north hrrrs unst y ChAins and n links o. n stake,
an elm ID o." With BLACK gum aud hickey point
en- thence nurih - dcrncos, wrst "a chains aud ~
link 10 shlc In the Raleigh and Randolph rad.
.. links nurth ~ deRnucs east III n sweet gum
marked ID thence south g dcgrcUs west " ohalnl
aud ~ links b. stake In tie rad. thence south
ia'g dcrrts west ~ chains and a. link ~ the 10
SHINING. containing 2i2 2iinacps bpinv the sama
trari al lnnd conveyed by n D. duncan 10 q. X,
nunran. and rcofdef ~ the Registers Once VI
shelby county, iu book O. PAGE ~
tcfink uf halo-OnA rrullt ui seven and thirteen
months, 10 equal payments purchaser executing
notes bcaflng Interest from date With approved
security, nnd lieu rtaincd b. secure payment
This OCiolct n, 1871.
= T. MCDOWELL. CLERK and Master
ny y ~ Buidley. -. G. aud ".
Hnrd 4 Clapp, Myers A snecd John League.
John MctfookS 4. ". Brown. Taylor q Carroll.
Solicitors
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BuY your Horse Shoe" tobacco now
Nhilcitschcap. Best navy tobacco made.
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We, the undcr med, Banks and bankers, viii
pay all Prizes drawn In The Loui,lna state Lot
tercs which may be- presented nj our counters:
J. II. ooLESBY, President La National Bank
PIERRE LANAUx, Prest State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
CARL koHN, President Union National Bank.
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ron sAI.E ny

VAN yIrEr 4 %. hemphl, Tcnn
RtNkLRT a 90, Memphis Tenn.
Al NJ JoNlss A CO,, hclnphiL Truu'
sMANsTiKID a 90. Nomphls Tcnn.
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W. Ci2G B.-Clnnccry Court Of shelly county,
John League. administrator. str.. at William r.
i'ryor. dcrrasc,i. ". ~ W. rpur 1t al. and ttSu
4 ~ \. blackwell q nl ~ ". r ryur II al.
liy virtue Of au iuiCrluCutoy dctrcc Toe ale ca.
ttfUd iu The above ruuas on The Uth day uf June
ts7. N. ~ "a. PAGE ~ will I'll, NJ public uuc
tiou. o. The nvhcst blddCf ~ irunt Of the Cicfk
and Masters Office. 10 The MHln tirvi eutrtnHr q
The roufi houtc OF shelby county, Memphis. Ten.
uus-oc. on
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MrLroKp. JeweIer, 2pi Main.
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Capital Prize, f: /: $3.50, 900.
DC NOTICE Tickets nrc Ten Dollars Only.
~ :. -LL1l.- % .--..LL- Al

Application Tor rates ~ cluhs fhould h. made
Only tn thr ollrv ul tie tompfny IN New Orleans.
furiurthrr Information write rlrrly giving iull
nddr-,. POSTAL NOTES, ENIr~- Money or.
dou, or New York Exchange iu oriinnry letter
Currency by EApu.ss lut our VkppfIHUi addressed
NJ. a. BAtpIiIN,
New orleans, In.
Or ". 4. DiUPHfN,
Washington, -. q.
or ~ No. q West Court 81, Memphis, Tenn.
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HANDS FURNISHED

FROM GEORGIA. ALABAMA AND THE CARO-
I.lNAs VIII deliver families NJ the ioweS POSI-
bic nie. fof PARTICULAR addr-~
X. A.Wiiiiams, Pass. Agt. NJ. IL. r. X. r.
ATLANTA. "a. a. o. BOX 40. %.
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Tor pla,s and Particular app, at ofioe Of Tho
CataImny
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

ny u Y. Coleman. Deputy e. aud NJ
Tayi1r Carrnn. solicitor.
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Chicago's Reform Mayor.

CHICAGO, May 13. - The reform
movement recently inaugurated by
Mayor Roche has cast damper upon
the sporting element of this city. No
more are the sounds of the cracked
piano heard issuing from beer joints
and like places. The old time levee has
been transformed into a grove, and af-
ter midnight the only person to be seen
is policeman. The many hundred
assignation houses, run by persons who
had political pull," have been closed; !;
1.-The chippy" is not seen on the
back streets, and houses Of admit
tedly bad repute have been ordered
to lower the blinds and quit business.
The police are raiding such places. and
not night passes thatseveral hundred
of the unfortunates are not lodged at
the armory. Up to date the gamblers
have not been molested. They have
been given up to the 10th inst. to dis
pose of their implements, and after
that date it will be war to the knife.
Many persons say that Mayor Roche is
jeopardizing his health by attempting
a wholesale reform of Chicago within
few weeks, and point to the un-
timely death Of a minister in Iowa as
an illustration of what such radical
movements bring al out.
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Another Gang Of Railroad Thieves
Broken Up.

CHICAGO, May 12.-Robert Johnson, "a
member of the gang of thieves which,
after plundering the freight trains of
the Rock Island road for many weeks,
united at the hour of their discovery
in desperate effort to assassinate the
secret agents Of the company, was ar-
rested at an early hour this morning
and locked up at the Harrison street
station. For nearly two months the
Rock Island company has been aware
that its freight, somewhere in transit
was being subjected to wholesale theft
A grain car would be half empty of
its load, and cars of merchandise rifled
Of their best contents. That the
thieves operated on large scale and
used teams for the removal of their
plunder was evident. The Rock Is
land officers have been quietly at work
and have discovered a portion of the
gang in the persons of Pat AIcCauly,
Edward Mushler. Joe Morris, Red
Meyser and Robert Johnson. Pat Nc
Cauley. Mushler and Morris are safe in
hand, and with the capture of Johnson
in the city this morning, Meyser is the
only one at large.
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Narrow Escane For Ross.

New YORK, May Wallace Ross,
the oarsman, started out yesterday
afternoon for regular spin up the
sound. When nearly abreast of Oak
Point he turned his head to get his
bearings, and saw that a big steam
boat was bearing down upon him not
fifty feet away. He gave two or three
violent pulls on his starboard oar,
when suddenly there was shock and
the next instant he was tumbled into
the water. 70 escape the paddles of
the steamboat he ducked far beneath
the surface. When he came up he
collided with buoy stationed in mid
channel. He succeeded, after great
difficulty, in swimming to his shell,
which was damaged and floating with
the tide. Noticing that he was! gradu!-
ally losing strength, he determined to
swim ashore with his broken boat.
lie was about three-quarters of mile
off shore and the heavy boots on his
feet made movement both uncertain
and difficult, but he managed, after
battling in the water for an hour, to
reach land. He was taken to hotel,
and after resting awhile started for
Harlem, reaching there tonight.
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A MOB AT DUNBAR.
The Houses of Prohibitionists Broken
Into and Property DestrpYed.

into ana property Destroyed.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., May 12.-
Warrants were issued this morning for
the arrest Of anumber a of saloon men
of Dunbar, who participated in a das-
tardly outrage at that place yesterday
morning. At the late eleatlon the
town went for prohibition and the 1st
of May the saloons were refused Ii
cense by the village board. Anony-
nous letters of a threatening nature
were frequently received by the tenn
perance sympathizers, but no attention
was paid to them. At late hour
Saturday night or Sunday morning the
town was taken possession of by a
drunken mob, who visited the homes
of the prohibition leaders, breaking in
windows and doors and destroying
property, The home of Stewart Fran
els, a member of the village board, was
visited by the mob, the doors broken
in, the windows smashed and shots
fired in the house. Mrs. Francis, who
was in bed, was Struck by rock and
seriously injured. The residence of
DIR. Neiberger, r. NJ. Bum and the Cox
hotel were broken into and property
demolished and the owners warned to
leave town. Several persons are re-
ported more or less severely injured.
The town is greatly excited and there
is d strong feeling against the saloon
keepers,
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The Drama Ended.

NEW YORK, May l2.-Rev. Charles
Ward, formerly rector of st. Paul
Episcopal church al Englewood, N. j.
who shot himself and wife and tried
to kill his little daughter last Febru-
airy, was found dead in his room at
the home of Judge Drew, Rockland
Lake, at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon.
Judge Drew was the rector's counsel
in the criminal prosecution brought
against him. and also in the case of the
suit OF his wife for Il bill Of separation.
About three weeks ago the judge had
his client taken to his home, so as to
be with him when he prepared his
answer to the charges. His dead
body was found this afternoon, and
in the room was an empty bottle
which had formerly contained mix
ture of hydrate of chloral. The
hody was discoved by DR.. Watson, of
Washington, ID. o., a guest of Judge
Drew. A note was found in Mr..
Wards handwriting addressed to Wat
son, saying that the chloral prescribed
was not strong enough, and that he
had been obliged to take it all together.
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AN INDIAN FRAcAs.
A Storekeeper and His Clerk Forced
to Flee for Their Lives.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. May l2.-The
Democrat Gallup special Says: n seri-
GUS difficulty occurred With the Devojo
Indians yesterday morning ut defiance,
seven miles west. The trouble COM
menced in store of the village, where
an Indian was shot in IL dispute by a
clerk named Allen Durland. The
owner of the store am wife when they
found what had happened fled for Gal
lup on horseback They were inter-
cepted by the Indians who threatened
to kill them, Borland succeeded in
quieting them by giving up his weap-
ons, and finally they permitted him to
continue his journey. Meanwhile
Allen and an ul,! man named Hans
barricaded the upper story OF the store
to defend themselves from attack. The
Indians broke into the store and car
ried away everything valuable. An
hour attel he shooting freight train
on the Atlantic: Il Pacific railroad pass
ed and Allen succeeded in making the
train and came to Gallup; but Hans
missed it, and after being followed by
the Indians some distance, reached
Gallup also. A detachment of cavalry
from Ft. Wingate has gone to Defiance,
which will prevent further bloodshed
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MORTGAGE ;*A,.e.

WHEREAS Default has been made in the
payment OF the principal ana interest on tile
money M X secured %ney hy q n"tvage dated the 2o;h
.ierinan c. Green and Frances NJ. Green, MS
wic of the county OF DAWSON and territory of
t.tkota to Walker Aa'ln>, Of the crtinty Of
scot @'r .d sate e. oI Iowa and which mortgage
Deeds OF thG county OF Dawson. Te ritory of
Dakoia, AK IN book boz A OF no. tp;'grs On page
b,jS3 to 5%S6 a5. inclusivs. OH tie "a day Of
Novtlnbe., 1854 at O'Clock p. Ill.,. anu
Where's. no action or proceedings al law or
otherwise have been Instituted 10 recover the
DEBT secured by said mortgage or any part
here. f.
whereas. til. amount claimed to lie due upon
said mortgage, at the dat. Of This ice, is the
sum OF Five Hundred and Seventy Three (b73)
eipal, aud S73.s7 interest, ,esities lii SUI. OF
Elity 500 DOLLARS attorneys fe"s stipulated for
in tie said mortgage.
Now, Therefore, notice rs hereby given that
by virtue OF the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, ana duly recorded as aforesaid, ana
in pursuance OF the statute in such ease made
closed by, a sale of the mortgagpn premises
therein described. at pubic auction al the
M,a,, iron, door @ Of the court house in the city of
Of Dakota, on the 6it day OF June, 1887, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day. The mort
ggaged premises are M situated in the county of
described as follows. to-wit: lhe north half OF
the north west quarter. the south east quarter
ofthe nortl! west quarter, and the north west
Quarter OF the north east quarter Of section
north. of range sixty west 9th P. NJ, contain
ing one hundred sixty acres re-, BY United States
goyernment (, ,u II surveys; I! M NI n w u, s. 4:
acres.
Dated at MITCHELL, D. T., his 10Th day of
- WALKER ADAMS, Mortgage.
A. f. HITCHCOCK, Attorney for Mortgagee
o. . STANCHFIELD. Sheriff, AuctiOneer.
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SHOCKING.
The Southwest Shaken Up by
Severe Earthquakes.
Several Volcanoes Reported to
BIZ in Eruption.
An Alarming Exnerience.

p TUCSON, Ariz., May ll.-An earth
quake occurred at IL III. Yesterday;
no one was injured. Considerable
damage was done to business houses.
goods were thrown from the shelves of
stores and many houses were racked
Ihe shock was accs!Hipanlrtl hy rum
bling sound. Many clocks stopped in
the city and the entire population
tiocked to the streets terrified. The
court house cupola swayed like the
mast of ship in turbulent sea. and
the building seemed as though it were
topping over. When the shock struck
the Santa Catalina mountain, great
slices OF the mountain were torn from
its sides and thrown to its base. Vast
clouds of dust rose above its crest.
1000 feet above the sea level, and at
three different points from three to
four miles apart. 1t has been believed
for some time that volcano would
burst out of the crest of the mountain.
One towering peak. known as the "Old
Castle" prominent land mark from
Tucson, has entirely disappeared. The
extent of damage can not be told for
several days. This was the first earth
quake experienced iii Tucson. Shortly
after the earthquake volcano broke
out twenty-five miles south of this
place in Total Wreck mountain. The
sky was brilliantly Illuminated.
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Guilty Of Wife Murder.

GREEN BAY, Mich, May 12.-Jean So
quest was found guilty tonight of
murder in the first degree. The crime
was committed fourteen years ago and
the victim WAS his wife. AT the time
of the occurrence he and August Main
sails wife were on very intimate terms.
Mrs. Soquest and Mr.. Mainsail died
within a short time of each other, and
the widow and widower at once mar
ried. Mrs. Mainsail was tried for the
murder of her husband, but the case
was not proven. \ short time ago
Mrs. A1ainsail, now Mrs. Soquest, sued
for divorce, and succeeding develop
ments caused Soquest's arrest for the
murder of his first wife. Mrs. Soquest
No. 2 mysteriously disappeared when
the case came to trial.